State News Notes From Michigan Prisons And Crimes
The state prison supply purchases favor Michigan vendors with Chicago houses dominant in trade. Ex-congressman William A. Arnold, a noted legal figure, is hospitalized in Muskegon after a sudden illness. Mrs. William F. Stevenson dies from a heart clot at Port Huron hospital where she chatted with her husband. Charles Quick, linked to Imperial Paper Co. of Webbwood, is found dead in bed in Grand Rapids area. Battle Creek to see two major projects a large American Cereal Co. plant near Postum Cereal and a vaudeville theatre planned by an out of town syndicate north of the Post theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Stevenson
Port Huron
Buffalo House
Soo Hotel
Charles Quick
Grand Hapida
Mich
Siad
Imperial Paper Co
Webbwood
Battle Creek
American Cereal Co
Postum Cereal Factory
Chicago
Post Theatre
Free consultation and cures offered by Spinney sanitarium
An advertisement touts free consultation for all, with free treatment for the poor and payment only after recovery. It extols Dr A Th Spinney with decades of private practice in Michigan and Detroit, claims ownership of multiple sanitariums, lists extensive treatments for chronic diseases, and promises affordable care with detailed departments and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Th. Spinney
Flagman
Mich
Detroit
Spinney & Co
Spinney
Mt Hospital
Aes Ee
United States
Georgia dairy sermon argues for southern dairy expansion
An Augusta Georgia text on dairy farming cites a Hoard's Dairyman piece urging wider dairy adoption across the South. It asserts dairy communities improve soil, crop variety, markets, thrift, and intelligence while warning against complacent dairying. It predicts rising dairy belt breadth and urges modern business practices and better cows and feeding. The excerpt advertises a one year advance map for $1.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reme
Augusta
New South
Georgia
Scott's Emulsion Promises Comfort for Fat Babies
The text extols Scott's Emulsion for babies, claiming fatty infants are content and well cushioned while scrawny babies feel every touch. It asserts fat stores are useful for future needs and that the product pleases babies with its sweetness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Mother and Child Killed Near Allen Crossing
Grand Rapids Michigan March 21 Mrs Cornelia Mosema 37 wife of a Kent county farmer died from injuries after a Michigan Central train struck her buggy at Allen crossing four miles from the city Tuesday morning. Her one year old child was instantly killed. The buggy was on the track when struck. the rig was demolished and the horse killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Mich
Michigan Central
Cornelia Mosema
Kent County
Allen Crossing
Le Roy Plow Co. Prized by U.S. Farmers
Farmers across the United States praise Le Roy plows for easier drawing, steadier handling, and superior work in all soil conditions. The Le Roy Plow Co. of Le Roy, N. Y., advertises sales through dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
le Roy
Death of Willis Hall Turner Herald General Manager
Willis Hall Turner general manager of the Herald died at 6 o clock Monday morning in his Livingstone hotel apartments Grand Rapids. He had been stricken with paralysis about five weeks earlier and suffered further strokes. Turner was born August 15 1856 in South Bend Indiana, son of Judge Turner a pioneer Indiana newspaper publisher. He was well known across Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Mich
Willis Hall Turner
The
Herald
Livingstone Hotel
Turner
Judge Turner
South Bend
Ind
Indiana
Michigan
Babe's Body Washed Ashore in Grand River
In Lansing on Sunday afternoon a newborn babe was found washed ashore below the bend in the Grand River. Post mortem by physicians indicates the child was thrown into the river shortly after birth. Coroner Wilber leads a thorough investigation with no clues yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Mich
Maren
Grand River
Wilber
Man Dies by Self-inflicted Strangulation in Barn Fall
In Jackson Michigan on March 20 Edward Wood a 35 year old lves ten ant farmer leaped from a hay mow with a rope noose around his neck. He miscalculated length and his feet touched the floor resulting in death by strangulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson, Mich
Edward Wood
Senator Cook Prize Winner in Owosso Sugar Beet Contest
State Senator A. B. Cook won a free prize of 256 dollars in Owosso Sugar Co contest. He raised 151.47 tons, averaging over 15 tons per acre, and sold beets for 82.25 dollars, an average price per ton of 6.42 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook
Owosso
Mich
A. B. Cook
Owosso Sugar Co
Three Seamen Likely Lost In Sea Rescue Tale
The tug Margaret arrived at port with the barge J. R. Dempsey after a perilous voyage. Captain Hickman abandoned the Martha McCabe with Captain Willard Massey and two sailors aboard, and the other barge Virginia Hudson. The Martha McCabe crew were rescued by Margaret's crew, but Captain Massey and two sailors are feared perished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Migaret
Hickman
J. R. Dempsey
Martha McCabe
Williard Massey
Ora
Virginia Hudson
Sey
Devon Cows Promote Beef and Butter Qualities
Devons are an active dual purpose breed valued for beef and milk. Their cows calve easily, yield 35 to 55 pounds of milk daily with 4 to 6 percent butterfat, and can produce two to two and a half pounds of butter per day. Proponents urge Devon to hold a rightful place for beef and dairy, noting long blood purity and stamina as core strengths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devon
Pern
Halsdon
Barton
North Devon
England
L. P. Sisson
Ohio
Hoard’s Dairyman
Sabort
Hoard
Moe
Outing Separator Oiling Practice Cautions Noted
In the mechanical operation of a Separator none but the best oil should be used. This should not gum or dirty the bearings. It is good practice to push the bearings with kerosene occasionally by running kerosene in the oil cups. This cuts out gum or dust and makes the machine run freer and easier.
Specific for Pain Dr Thomas Electric Oil Remains Popular
An old household remedy, Dr Thomas Electric Oil, billed as the strongest and cheapest pain cure, has sold for over 25 years as a trusted household remedy. Demonstrates continued demand as a long-standing analgesic option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Rational Dairy and Food Show Opens With Grand Chicago Display
An extraordinarily complete display of dairy machinery utensils and foods marked the recent successful national dairy and food show in Chicago. Visitors to the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rational
Chicago
John Blake Identified in Brooklyn Post Office Robbery
John Blake admits firing the shot that killed Police Sergeant Fred Booth in a Brooklyn postoffice robbery. Jack Walpole and John Hamilton are in custody but silent. Plus a Midland banker Milton P Anderson shot dead last Thursday and a Pineules ad appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booth
Jackson
Jackson, Mich
John Blake
Brooklyn Postonce
Fred Booth
Jack Walpole
Detroit
John Hamilton
Milton P. Anderson
Midland
Market report and corporate takeover at Marine City Sugar Co
A.W. Brock promotes wool purchases and Liver Pills by Geo. E. sales. In a stockholders and bondholders meeting of the Marine City Sugar Co. bondholders voted to turn all interests over to A. C. Dustin of Cleveland, their yearlong receiver. Stockholders lost everything and had no say. the plant may be sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine City Sugar Co
A. C. Dustin
Cleveland
United States
Fontamental Drugs
Salve Product Ad Promotes Pine Salve Remedy
An advertisement touts Pine Salve as a natural remedy for cuts burns and sores, marketed by Geo. FE. ir, urging readers to spread the salve widely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. FE. Ir
Piles treatment in collapsible tube with nozzle
An obscure ad describes a product for itching and irritation described as aEeebechian tin pee enees ing piles with a collapsible tube and nozzle to apply at the seat of the trouble. Claims instant pain relief. Sold by Geo E Sharrar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo, E. Sharrar
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wate
Allen N. Arnie
William A. Arnold
Hackiey Hospital
Muskegon
Andrew
B. Spinney
Thumton
Reed City
Banitarium the Skenetuaats
Eos
Reed City Sanitarium
Rees Crrv
Miewies
Wien
Onal
Darmrusidh
Scott- Bowne
Pearl Street New York Co
F. G. Hyde
Riverdale
the Saturday Evening Post
the Curtie Publishing Company
Arch Creat
Philadelphia
Babe
Farmer
Hardin
Pacific
Acre
G. M. Clarke
Country Genteman
John Blake the
Man
Geo, &. Sharrar
A.W. Brock
Geo. E
L. W. Swan
J. N. Baker's
Java
J. G. Walker
Alma Roller Millis
Alma Patent
Stanard's Central Drug Store
United Drug Co
Boston
Mass
Tance
Rexalch Ists
Rexall
Stanard
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!